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wdnmdr ennlng oct 29 iwi the georgetown herald service is important quality is important price is important in a local business the customer is important when purchasing aluminum storms screens why take a chance buy from your local merchant salatnwn charlie armstrong philip caknky stanley oconnor 63 main street north trianqle 79215 ess noralume products ltd featuring our style of the moittb r c coiffure martins beauty salon cleaveholm drive georgetown trianglft 73932 paper firm president is optomistic for future in a personal letter to mayor jack armstrong which the mayor read at the october 20th council meeting d s abbott president of howard smith paper hills ltd spoke highly of the personnel at the local alliance paper hiu- and was optimistic about the future growth of one of the towns lead ing industries sir abbott whose company is parent to the alliance organiza tion was answering a letter sent to him by the mayor on hearing the welcome news that a major extension will be made to the building and new machinery add ed while equipment and technical advances are important his letter says in part we are thinking too of the good type personnel we have at the georgetown plant this not only applies to mr crich- ton and his very fine supervisory team but also and perhaps more particularly the good working re lations we have had with the mill staff over the years mr abbott says there has been excellent cooper ation both in production of con tinued high quality and also when striving for high production ratios in the various operations of the mill you will see he concludes that we ns yourself are ex tremely proud of the georgetown member of the alliance family and have every confidence in its future growth has junior outgrown his skates a herald adlct is an ex cellent is an excellent way to dis pose of his last years pair and to find anothre pair that will fit him its a cheap investment at 60c farm news halton juniors among five hundred 4h clubers at guelph j e w five hundred 4h club mem bers from all sections of south ern ontario participated in the 28th annual provincial interclub competitions held at the ontario agricultural college guelph on friday oct 17th these young people all between the ages of 16 and 20 years inclusive were representative of the 22941 club members who as members of 1970 clubs participated in ontarios 4h programme during 1958 the event concluded with a dinner where the 4h members their coaches judges etc were guests of the ontario department of agriculture here the hon w a goodfellow stated j con sider our 4h programme in which local leaders local spon sor in organizations and industry all work together with the rame- bers of our extension branch- as the most important programme we have in the ontario department of agriculture since it trains our leaders of the future farm people he added constitute a bulwark of democracy and serve as a stabilizer in our society in this connection the minister pointed out that farm people solve their own problems and there by make a contribution to their respective communities and pro yjnec you young people stat ed mr goodfellow are indivi dualists working together in a groat cooperative- endeavour during the days lengthy pro gramme no less than nine com petitions in as many different projects were in progress hal- ton was represented in five of these competitions the high light perhaps from a halton standpoint was the second place award won by margaret lawson and lorna woodley who repre sented haltons 4h potato club new dodge 59 is here sparkling neuo beauty sprightly new go no wonder people are talking dodge right now this sweetestofall fleetestofall 59 cars is new in front new in back and new in the middle it drives new parks new rides new and stops new it is by far the comeliest goingest lowpriced car to be seen and it is now on sight and on sale at your dodgedesoto dealers please go peek today before everybody gets there cmfhatkmt of canada uhited yours to see and drive now at your dodge dealers hewson m otors limited 124 guelph street georgetown tr 72422 in the potatoproject where 17 club teams participated the 4h dairy project brought together no less than 55 club teams and here mary lawrence and jack robertson representing haltons 4h holstein calf club placed eighth in beef catqetlss 4h cub teams participated and here haltons team of evelyn and pat mckay placed eleventh toe 4h tractor maintenance ciub pro ject brought together 34 tractor club teams and here haltons geo stull and jim stringer qnished in twelfth position the other pro ject in which halton was repre sented was that of the grain club project where 40 club teams were in competition here allan brownridge and sandy barnes re presented the georgetown 4h grain club and dawn and eugene coulter represented the milton 4h forage club while neither team finished in the prize money they nevertheless made an ex cellent showing in the stiff com petition- incidentally in each livestock and field crop project the contestants placed and gave oral reasons on four classes of livestock or grain and small seeds in addition each contest ant had the added task of orally answering six questions pertain ing to their club project the tractor contestants on the other hand had the task of driving a tractor with a wagon attached through a course of off set stakes and backing the wagon up to an unloading platform in addition they too faced added tests of determining faulty adjustments on a given tractor and of answer ing an oral quiz pertaining to tractor operation maintenance and farm safety all in all it was a tired but none the less happy group of haltonites who return ed home at the conclusion of the days heavy programme principal describes her visit to japan the tenth annual rally of hal ton united wa was held bcthseda dixie on thursday october 16th morning session opened with a hymn sing led by mrs v norris mrs e leaker op ened the meeting by reading a poem and all joining prayerfully the wa theme hymn devotions were led by the hornby ladies scripture and com mentary by mrs a death a solo pleasingly sung by mrs h learmont prayer by mrs j rcid theme for the meeting fresh fields of service mrs e leaker stressed there be ony one field of service that being be an ex ample let us all be women with a message god has need of is all never cease to be a witness for cod mrs t b jones welcomed the la dies to dixie church for fall ral- the usual business was dealt with jnd reports from humber glen camp by mrs a r arkell bur sary fund mrs e leaker cedar- vale school mrs h sheriff all bringing very favorable reports leadership day was planned for january 19th 1959 to be held it lowville literature secretary had on hand i splendid supply of books and helps in connection with wa work group discussions were then held leaders being christian cit izenship mrs ralph wilson w a problems mrs byrnes fleuty christian education mrs n a millar worship worries mrs george johnston i luncheon was bountifully pre pared by the ladies of bethseda dixie after which the rev field brought greetings from the church it dixie mrs a harris halton wms president of presbytery also brought greetings hamilton con ference president mrs b fleuty af cooksville brought greetings from conference and asked the ladies to keep in mind first the master mission home and over seas the afternoon session opened with hymn 403 and prayer by mrs e leaker donations were made to cedar- vale school at this time a solo by mrs john pallett o praise the lord was very much enjoy ed by all rms george johnston introduc ed the guest speaker miss harriet christie principal of the united church training school who spoke on glimpses into the orient her visit to japan and the endea vour to christianize we in can ada need to meet our obligations take our stand and not forget our neighbours needs help in the work of church expansion appreciation of the group was made to miss christie for her very fine address by mrs g f co the offering was takeh by the ladies of linwood church and dedicated by mrs b fleuty mrs william hayward ot lowville as coutesy convener thanked every one taking part in he sessions and making the rally a memorable occasion